United Daughters of the Confederacy meet in Thomasville
The Brierfield chapter hosted a Washington themed gathering at Mrs. O R Hodgin’s Mack Street home with Mrs Kate Norment and Miss Beulah Norment assisting. Fifty members and guests heard Washington life sketches and a family relationship talk. A Sunday memorial service in Winston-Salem was announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Brierfield
United Daughters of the Confederacy
O. R. Hodgin
Mack Street
Kate Norment
Beulah Norment
Washington
R. P. Murphy
James E. Lambeth
Freeman Wedding Sealed in Simple City Home
Miss Daisy Brown wed Charles Mason Freeman Jr in a quiet home ceremony at 5 pm Saturday at 203 East Green Street. Rev Tom A Sykes officiated with Essie Brown Basil Freeman Ellen Anderson Lenton Towery as attendants. Music by Ruth Wood and L C Ray followed the ceremony. The couple will reside at 3118 Hamilton Street after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freeman-Brown
Daisy Brown
Charles Mason Freeman, Jr
East Green Street
Tom A. Sykes
Essie Brown
Basil Freeman
Ellen Anderson
Lenton
Haynes Scott
Ruth Wood
L. C. Ray
Points
Winter Festival Sponsors Named for UNC Dances
Five fraternities Phi Delta Theta Pi Kappa Alpha Phi Gamma Delta Tau Omega and Pi Kappa Phi sponsor UNC Winter Festival to be held February 26 27. Sponsors and pairs include Eleanor Randolph Moseley Fonville Maria Parham Pitt Davis Carolina Fuller Jones Pollard Meta Moore D C McCotter Ann Platt Ward Thompson Tom Webb Bill Bliss Stokes Adderton George Little George Phillips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of North Carolina
Phi Delta Theta
Pi Kappa Alpha
Phi Gamma Delta
Tau Omega
Pi Kappa
Eleanor Randolph
Greensboro
Moseley Fonville
Wilmington
Phi Delta
Ville
Tad McLaughlin
Mercersburg
Jones Pollard
Durham
Tom Webb
Fayetteville
Alpha Tau Omega
Bill Bliss
Orlando
Fla
Stokes Adderton
Lexington
Ward Thompson
George Little
Elizabeth City
Kappa Alpha
Pitt Davis
Roanoke
George Phillips
Washington
Pi Kappa Phi
Asheboro Society Hosts Valentine Card Party
Mes dames Armfield and McCrary, two town brides, were honored guests at a Nettie Alice Wood card party in Asheboro on Worth Street with nine bridge tables. Mrs. Jack Crawford won top score. Tommy Harrell took the gentlemen's prize. The event featured Valentine decorations and a two‑course salad and sweets. Ruth Simpson of Greensboro attended as an out of town guest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asheboro
William J. Armfield
J. Frank McCrary
Nettie Alice Wood
Worth Street
Valentine
Jack Crawford
Tommy Harrell
Mesdames W. A. Underwood, Jr
Charles Bossong
J. K. Wood
Alice Lewallen
Ruth Simpson
Greensboro
Rev J C Madison To Preach At Lebanon M P Church
Rev J C Madison will preach at Lebanon M P Church at 11 o clock on the subject Building Monuments. A church membership opportunity will be offered after his sermon. No evening service at Lebanon due to a joint service with North Main Street Baptist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lebanon M. P
J.C. Madison
Lebanon
North Main Street Baptist Church
High Point College Honors 29 on Honor Roll
Twenty nine students at High Point College made the honor roll for the first semester. Twenty eight of these are named, including ten from High Point. Only two earned straight A grades: Helen Betts and Dwight Davidson. The list cites twenty two High Point ladies and seven men from outside the city among the honorees.
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High Point College
High Point
Helen Betts
Dwight Davidson
Mary BE. Young
Eloise Best
Diana Chandler
Gladys Culler
Elizabeth Gurley
Grace Koontz
Thelma Moss
Frances McCrary
Juanita Andrews
Readie Chadwick
Edith Guthrie
Gladys Guthrie
Martha Holmes
Doris Keener
Sue Morgan
Verdie Marshbanks
Iara Lindley
Eleanor Young
Olive Thomas
Anzelette Prevost
William Jarrell
Fielding Kearns
Walter Lanier
George Washington Birthday Chapel at Junior High
History students under Mrs A B Frost staged a Friday morning chapel program at the Junior High school celebrating the George Washington birthday. Cast included Margaret Cameron Frances Mallory Rufus Chastain Horace McKinney Stancel Morris Gladys Rice and J D Willard with music by the junior high orchestra directed by Miss Virginia Frank in the new building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington
A. B. Frost
Margaret Cameron
Frances Mallory
Rufus Chastain
Horace McKinney
Stancel Morris
Gladys Rice
J. D. Willard
Virginia. Frank
Dr Burrus To Speak At Y's Men's Club Dinner
Dr John T Burrus will address the Y s Men s club at its dinner meeting Tuesday at 6 30 o clock at the Y W C A announced by Edgar Hartley secretary of the Y M C A
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John T. Burrus
Y’s Men’s Club
Edgar Hartley
Hardy freak double apple on display by Mrs Warren Smith
Mrs Warren Smith of Cedrow Street displayed a rare double apple found in a bushel where no other fruit appeared. She says she has kept the specimen for two weeks.
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Enterprise
Warren Smith
Cedrow Street
Smith
Mrs Mann to Host Delta Tau Club Meeting
The Delta Tau Club will meet Wednesday at 1 PM at Mrs I T Manns home on Johnson Street. Members plan a brief session and discuss club affairs and upcoming events.
Totem Gontes Ends Wednesday in Uwharrie Council Contest
Seven scouts in the Uwharrie council vie in a totem pole contest with wood carving and painting. Finalists include Wendell Dunbar James Godwin Ben Mitchell George Carn Jack Bowers Sonny Sigman and Claude Wilson from High Point Lexington Salisbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scout
Uwharrie Council
B. W. Hackney
J. M. Gamwell
Lexington
Secretary of the Interior of the
United States
Alaska
Wendell Dunbar
High Point
James Godwin
Ben Mitchell
George Carn
Jack Bowers
Sonny Sigman
Salisbury
Claude Wilson
A Sykes To Speak At Central Friends Church
The Central Friends church hosts minister Tom A. Sykes for services today. Sunday school and brotherhood meet at 9:45 led by Horace Haworth. Sykes conducts the brotherhood discussion and speaks at 11 AM and 7:30 PM with topics about child guidance and modern strain.
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Central Friends Church
Brotherhood
Horace Haworth
Tom A. Sykes
Sykes
Mr. Sykes
Signs of Danger and Stress Across the World
A brief overview notes growing signs of danger and stress affecting populations globally. It highlights economic strain, political tensions, and environmental threats as interconnected factors shaping daily life and policy responses.
Concord trio visits Archdale with Mrs Williams
Miss Inez Trogden J B Trogden Jr and Jay Blackwelder of Concord spend the weekend with Mrs A E Williams sister of Miss Trogden and Mr Trogden at their Archdale home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Squires
Lenoir
Charles Clegg
Mr. Clegg
Inez Trogden
J. B. Trogden, Jr
Jay Blackwelder
Concord
A. E. Williams
Miss Trogden
Mr. Trogden
Archdale
Rook Club Honors Members at Asheboro Country Home
Mrs Zell Brown hosted the Tuesday Rook club at her country home east of Asheboro. The event featured Washington birthday decor and a prize award to Mesdames J. H. Kivett and Jess Pugh after an hour of play. A turkey dinner followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ethel Lovett
Dixon Street
George Washington
Jess Garner
Washington
Kemp Alexander
Mesdames R. ©. Stubbing
L. M. Crawford
H.L. Ingram
Curry Loflin
Arthur Burkhead
Marvin Lovett
Clarence Lovett
Tom Myatt
W. Frank Redding, Jr
Enolia Presnell
Zell Brown
Asheboro
Marriage of Miss Helen Amick and Stanton Presnell
A February 14 wedding in Bennetville North Carolina united Miss Helen Amick daughter of Mrs Sara Amick of Asheboro and Stanton Presnell. The ceremony drew interest from Asheboro residents and this section of the state.
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Asheboro
Helen Amick
Stanton Presnell
Benneteville
Sara Amick
Special Lenten Sermon Series At First Reformed Church
Rev. W. R. Shaffer begins a Lenten sermon series titled The Insight of Master at First Reformed Church. Topics include The Master's Confidence In a Man, The Master's Approach To Men, The Master Knows the Hearts of Men, The Master Knows Your Future, and The Master Knows Our Suffering with dates in March.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Shaffer
First Reformed Church
Papa
Jesus
Peter
Tesus
Callaham 15 Never Absent From Sunday School in 12 Years
North Holston Virginia reports Helen Callaham aged 15 has not missed Sunday school in more than a dozen years, a remarkable adherence noted by church officials and local reporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Holston
Helen Callaham
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